The Pando Rings hackers purchased 7,548 ETH, worth $16.72 million.

Ethena released proof of USDe reserves, and Chainlink and Llama Risk confirmed that USDe remains overcollateralized, exceeding $60 million with a collateralization ratio higher than 101%. Ethena's reserves are not directly held on Binance or other centralized exchanges.

Polymarket's international site suffered a loss of approximately $2.7 million due to a third-party service provider's intrusion. The company has reported the incident to law enforcement. The US site was unaffected. Users who lost less than $10,000 are expected to have their funds restored directly by October 30th. Users who lost more than $10,000 will need to sign a settlement waiver to receive compensation. Some users reported that submitting identity information is required before large compensation payments are made, and the official tweet did not disclose the full contract text.

SlowMist's Cosine Monitoring revealed that the Binance hacker's funds are linked to wallet addresses associated with the hackers involved in the Phemex theft in early 2025, an incident involving North Korean hackers.

He Yi stated on the X platform that Binance's deposit service is operating normally, and the team is improving the withdrawal service and related address control functions. It is expected that the withdrawal service will be restored within 48 hours, and further progress will be announced through Binance's official channels.

Elon Musk stated that in the future, super-intelligent agents will exploit the financial system, much like the Binance hackers, to obtain currency for themselves rather than serve humanity.